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Crisis in the Car Industry: IG Metall Calls for Protest Against Cuts in the Car Industry

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Is the 35-hour week still up-to-date? In the face of the crisis in the automotive industry, there are calls for cuts for the employees.

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The influential German union IG Metall is planning demonstrations in more than 200 locations in Germany on September 21 to protest job cuts and other demands for workers in the automotive industry, DPA reported, BTA reported. Union leader Christiane Benner said that workers are bearing the brunt of the crisis in the sector. "We are currently witnessing an unprecedented attack on workers in the automotive industry," she said, adding that the main…

Employees in the car industry are protesting against job cuts. The union demands more innovations from manufacturers – and stronger protection against China.

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Is the 35-hour week still up-to-date? In the face of the crisis in the automotive industry, there are calls for cuts for the employees.

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The influential German trade union IG Metall has called for protests against job cuts and other austerity measures in the German car industry. Demonstrations are expected to take place next week on Monday at more than 200 locations across Germany, the DPA agency reported today.

The largest German trade union, IG Metal, called on German car workers to protest against massive cuts in the industry.

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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